Shera Danese

Shera Danese is an American actress and the widow of actor Peter Falk, the star of Columbo. Danese appeared alongside Falk on Columbo in several supporting roles and holds the distinction of making the most appearances of any actress in the series.

COLUMBOS7, E2

Murder Under Glass

Food critic Paul Gerard has been blackmailing gourmet restaurant owners for huge sums of money in exchange for favorable newspaper reviews. When restaurateur Vittorio Rossi threatens to expose Gerard, the dashing Frenchman plans a near-perfect crime using the deadly poison from a Japanese fish that only licensed chefs are qualified to handle. Lt. Columbo, stymied by the ingenious plot, is without a lead until Eve Plummer unknowingly gives away Gerard’s expertise in handling the deadly Japanese fish.
COLUMBOS6, E1

Fade in to Murder

Debonair actor Ward Fowler is tired of his producer and one-time lover Claire Daley, who has been blackmailing him. He decides to lift a page from one of his own scripts and carries out her homicide, which he disguises as a fatal shooting at an armed robbery. With an apparent air-tight alibi supplied by his "go-for", Mark Davis, Fowler humors himself by dueling with Columbo on who did it and how.
THREE'S COMPANYS1, E2

And Mother Makes Four

Chrissy's mother visits for the first time since Jack moved in with the girls.
COLUMBOS10, E3

Columbo and the Murder of a Rock Star

Lt. Columbo is pitted against a nationally recognized criminal defense lawyer who murders his rock star girlfriend when he discovers she is seeing another man.
COLD CASES7, E12

The Runaway Bunny

Suspects abound in the 1974 murder case of a private investigator after his body is found in a demolished building's cement foundation. The team finds the victim uncovered unfavorable things for -- and about -- his last few clients.
COLUMBOS9, E1

Murder, a Self Portrait

Lt. Columbo investigates a world-renown painter whose wife drowns accidentally. Though Columbo suspects foul play, the painter himself has an alibi---he was painting that very night. Or was he?